is this for flat back rhinestones or the ones with prongs
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The flatback rhinestone! they have heavy-duty glue on the back of them. I love it I use all the time
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They are more than just prongs. They are formed into small circles, so they grip glasses and cups a bit more securely than a simple prong would do. There are four of these "improved" prongs on each side. (I use one to hold my green scrubbie so it can drip-and-dry onto the drain mat.)
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They need to remove the first answer!!!! It is incorrect. The prongs are too different sizes it will not work for you if you are seeking something else.
809804
Yes. Moisten the tip of the pencil and pick up the rhinestone. Place it exaxtly where you want it without messing up the wet polish.
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No. Unfortunately each has one prong that is different. They are not interchangeable. You can tell the difference by whether the bent prong turns in or out
60048
Hello! I have only used this item around the base of wedding cakes. The rhinestone strand has a mesh-like backing that might work for a dress waistband. Good luck!
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I have not tried "hot fix rhinestones" myself but understand that using a unit like this is preferable to a standard iron, because it reaches higher temperatures. I have not tried vinyl but would be careful, the vinyl may melt at higher temperatures. You may want to experiment, perhaps protecting the vinyl with a layer of cloth and at a lower temperature to start. For regular ironing of clothes it is a very nice steam press.
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Yes. Just about any type of rhinestone except plastic/paste. It several different sized heads to fit all of the various sizes rhinestones.
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It is made for a flat 2 prong plug in. If I looked up the right info the argentina plug is the one that has the 2 prongs at angles.
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The rhinestones are connected by a white fabric mesh. The metal settings that house each rhinestone are very close to one other so the mesh is not very visible. We're happy to send a photo (can't attach it to this response) - just send us a direct message. Thanks!
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It should not because the setting is heating up the rhinestone to melt the rhinestone's glue. When you set the stone on your fabric, its pretty much just the glue that touches the fabric and not the setter. You don't need to hold the stone down on the fabric if they glue is completely melted - so the time the setter touches the fabric (if it does and not just the glue on the stone) is very short if at all.
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You can go to your local Michael's or AC Moore or even Walmart to purchase e6000 glue or Gemtac. If you are going to add rhinestones to clothing...there is a fabric glue that is right next to the e6000.
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Assuming you are in the United States, the prongs consist of a narrow 0ne and a wider one because the outlets are polarized by code. Reverse the direction of the racket or charge from an extension cord.
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I bought this for my neighbor, and he also noted a problem before I ordered it, but I think it was the prongs. Because of the nature of what it does I would hesitate to buy it if the dimensions do not match.
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These are super tiny rhinestones and don't come with metal clamps to secure them. I glue them to my projects. I'm not sure if clamps are available for these since they are so small.
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I received a style that would not work with polarized plugs, meaning both of the flat prong holes were the same size and hence the wider polarized plug prong would not fit. Worked great for all other items though including my cellphone charger.
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The fitting is KEY to using a prong...that SHOULD work...although if you feel its too tight you could order one later. I do know that is must fit extremely snug.